Day of action in Northern Ireland over terrorism

Ten of thousands of people across Northern Ireland are set to stop work in protest at terrorism.

Day of action in Northern Ireland over terrorism
Fri, 18 Jan, 2002 - 06:13

Ten of thousands of people across Northern Ireland are set to stop work in protest at terrorism.

The move comes following the sectarian murder of Catholic postal worker Daniel McColgan and death threats against his colleagues and teachers.

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